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CBC NEWSETTE
VOL. Ill, NO. VIII
RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA
OCTOBER 17, 1955
CBC'er LEADS STUDENT CONVENTION
Sandra Hortman
Presiding Officer
Chapel Choir in
Opening Concert
At Long Beach
California Baptist College Chapel
choir will appear in their first concert
of the year at the annual meeting of
the General Convention of Southern
Baptist of California in the Long Beach
Civic auditorium, November 2.
The choir of mure than 70 voices
will sing- at the evening meeting.
They will be robed in the traditional
(Continued or. Page Three)
New Instructors
Aid Demands of
New Student Body
Four new insti uctors have been
added to meet th«: demands of the
increased studen-, body and increased curriculum this fall.
BULLETIN
If your church, WMU, Association, or individual groups have sent
gifts to California Baptist College
and have not received a personal
thank you, will you please take
this as our THANKS.
The college does thank you for
your every remembrance, but in
many cases during the summer,
early spring and until recently, it
has been hard to keep an accurate
account of them.
Maurice HarJesty Martin
(Continued on Page Four)
Students Pledge
$1,000 Summer
Mission Offering
The Baptist Student Union this
year set a missions goal of $1,000
to aid in the sending of summer
missionaries to Hawaii and Alaska.
The goal was set in a recent
chapel hour as students prepared
to attend the State Convention of
BSU at Long Beach, where students
to represent the state will be
chosen.
According to Russel Noel, state
BSU secretary, California may be
able to send four summer missionaries to the fields rather than the
two sent previously.
CBC students set their goal just
prior to the description of a summer missionary as portrayed by
Noel and his assistants, Joe Smith
and Earl Murphy.
INSURANCE PLAN
PROTECTS STUDENTS
California Baptist College students are for the first time this
year able to secure a sickness and
accident insurance in a group plan
that will assist them financially
should an emergency arise, according to Dean Olie T. Brown.
(Continued on Page Six)
Sandra Hortman, CBC freshman,
will serve as presiding officer at
the State Baptist Student Convention, October 28-30 in Truitt Mem-
Gregory Walcott
orial Baptist Church, 3435
San
Anseline, Long Beach.
The annual event is expected to
attract more than 1,000 students
(Continued on Page Three)
WMU SCHOLARSHIPS
AWAIT APPLICATION
FOR SPRING TERM
Scholarship, anyone?
According to recent reports of
Mrs. Byron F. Todd, State Woman's
Missionary Union scholarship chairman, at least three girls' scholarships are without benefactors with
the possibilities of another to be
added for the new year.
The scholarships are set up to
help girls receive their advanced
(Continued on Pagae Two)

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CBC NEWSETTE
VOL. Ill, NO. VIII
RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA
OCTOBER 17, 1955
CBC'er LEADS STUDENT CONVENTION
Sandra Hortman
Presiding Officer
Chapel Choir in
Opening Concert
At Long Beach
California Baptist College Chapel
choir will appear in their first concert
of the year at the annual meeting of
the General Convention of Southern
Baptist of California in the Long Beach
Civic auditorium, November 2.
The choir of mure than 70 voices
will sing- at the evening meeting.
They will be robed in the traditional
(Continued or. Page Three)
New Instructors
Aid Demands of
New Student Body
Four new insti uctors have been
added to meet th«: demands of the
increased studen-, body and increased curriculum this fall.
BULLETIN
If your church, WMU, Association, or individual groups have sent
gifts to California Baptist College
and have not received a personal
thank you, will you please take
this as our THANKS.
The college does thank you for
your every remembrance, but in
many cases during the summer,
early spring and until recently, it
has been hard to keep an accurate
account of them.
Maurice HarJesty Martin
(Continued on Page Four)
Students Pledge
$1,000 Summer
Mission Offering
The Baptist Student Union this
year set a missions goal of $1,000
to aid in the sending of summer
missionaries to Hawaii and Alaska.
The goal was set in a recent
chapel hour as students prepared
to attend the State Convention of
BSU at Long Beach, where students
to represent the state will be
chosen.
According to Russel Noel, state
BSU secretary, California may be
able to send four summer missionaries to the fields rather than the
two sent previously.
CBC students set their goal just
prior to the description of a summer missionary as portrayed by
Noel and his assistants, Joe Smith
and Earl Murphy.
INSURANCE PLAN
PROTECTS STUDENTS
California Baptist College students are for the first time this
year able to secure a sickness and
accident insurance in a group plan
that will assist them financially
should an emergency arise, according to Dean Olie T. Brown.
(Continued on Page Six)
Sandra Hortman, CBC freshman,
will serve as presiding officer at
the State Baptist Student Convention, October 28-30 in Truitt Mem-
Gregory Walcott
orial Baptist Church, 3435
San
Anseline, Long Beach.
The annual event is expected to
attract more than 1,000 students
(Continued on Page Three)
WMU SCHOLARSHIPS
AWAIT APPLICATION
FOR SPRING TERM
Scholarship, anyone?
According to recent reports of
Mrs. Byron F. Todd, State Woman's
Missionary Union scholarship chairman, at least three girls' scholarships are without benefactors with
the possibilities of another to be
added for the new year.
The scholarships are set up to
help girls receive their advanced
(Continued on Pagae Two)